To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Sharp All in One Printer shows a time out error?
If you encounter a 'Time out error' with your Sharp All in One Printer, it indicates a transmission error where the printer couldn't receive data within a specific timeframe. To resolve this, restart the maintenance program after verifying the communication port and cable.
Why does my Sharp AR-M258 All in One Printer display a checksum error?
A 'Checksum error' on your Sharp All in One Printer means there's a mismatch in the checksum value of the transmitted data, indicating a transmission error. To fix this, restart the maintenance program after ensuring the communication device of your PC (either COM or parallel) is in the correct condition.
What to do if Sharp All in One Printer shows communication incoming error?
If your Sharp All in One Printer displays a 'Communication (incoming) error', this indicates an incorrect download procedure where the printer didn't proceed correctly. Resolve this by restarting the maintenance program, confirming the communication port and cable, and ensuring the PC's communication device (COM or parallel) is in the right condition.
What to do if Sharp All in One Printer displays error during the download process?
If you see the message 'Error during the download process' with an error code (0xXXXXXXXX) on your Sharp All in One Printer, it means there was an issue during the download data file operation. To address this, restart the maintenance program, ensuring the selected download file is not abnormal and is not being used by another application.
What to do if Sharp All in One Printer displays an error 0xXXXXXXXX?
If your Sharp All in One Printer shows 'An error. [0xXXXXXXXX]', it indicates an unspecified error. Restart the maintenance program after confirming the communication device of your PC (either COM or parallel) is in the right condition.
Why does my Sharp All in One Printer say the data size exceeds the Flash ROM size?
If your Sharp All in One Printer displays 'The data size exceeds the Flash ROM size', it indicates that the panel flash ROM isn't large enough for the download. Confirm you're using the correct download file. If necessary, replace the flash ROM with one that has more capacity.
Why Sharp All in One Printer says this option not available?
If your Sharp All in One Printer indicates 'This option not available', it means the download procedure is running on an uninstalled optional kit. Confirm the installed optional kit and verify that you're using the correct download file.
What causes incorrect download file error on Sharp AR-M258?
If your Sharp All in One Printer displays 'Incorrect download file', it means either an invalid download file was selected for the machine, or the file format is incorrect. Confirm that you're using the correct download file, as an improper file may have been selected.
Why does my Sharp AR-M258 All in One Printer say no downloadable data included?
If your Sharp All in One Printer shows 'No downloadable data included', it means the system couldn't find appropriate data in the selected download file. Verify that you're using the correct download file, as an improper file may have been selected.
General| Brand | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Model | AR-M258 |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Important safety warnings and precautions to follow during machine servicing to prevent electrical shock or fire.
General safety measures, handling guidelines, and precautions for high-voltage areas during servicing.
Advises on suitable locations for machine installation to ensure proper function and avoid damage.
Overview of the product lineup and available optional components for the system.
Table detailing compatible combinations of main units and optional equipment.
Details machine type, external dimensions, weight, and power supply specifications.
Specifies operational parameters for common tasks and copy mode features.
Engine specifications covering various sections like paper feed, scanning, and fusing.
Outlines additional, copy, and expanded functional features of the system.
Details safety standards compliance and environmental protection measures, including ozone levels.
Specifies installation space, ambient conditions, and IMC board functions.
Details the SPLC printer function, driver specifications, and print quality settings.
Specifies paper handling capabilities, including feed direction and print areas.
Describes the machine's center reference system for formatting and center distribution.
Details the basic printer functions specific to the AR-M258/M318 models.
Provides a table of consumable parts like toner cartridges and developer, categorized by region.
Lists essential maintenance parts and their availability for different model series.
Provides instructions for installing the machine, covering environmental factors and power source.
Instructions for removing protective materials, fixing screws, and pins before initial use.
Step-by-step guides for installing the developer and toner cartridges.
Guides on adjusting toner density sensor and setting paper type/size for trays.
Provides instructions for installing optional hardware components.
Instructions for mounting additional memory and installing expansion kits like AR-PK1N.
Details installation of the MX-NSX1 network scanner kit and AR-PF1/PF2 barcode kits.
Instructions for installing AR-SM5/SM6 memory expansion boards.
Identifies and describes the function of external components and sections of the machine.
Details the internal structure of the machine, identifying key components and their functions.
Explains the functions of each key and indicator on the machine's operation panel.
Details the job status screen, allowing users to monitor and manage ongoing or stored jobs.
Identifies and lists motors, solenoids, clutches, and sensors used in the machine's operation.
Identifies the various Printed Wiring Board (PWB) units within the machine.
Describes different sections of the machine and the function of their key components.
Provides a comprehensive list of adjustable items categorized by machine section.
Details the procedures for adjusting copier functions to ensure optimal performance.
Details procedures for adjusting developing bias and grid bias voltages for copy modes.
Covers adjustments for mechanism section, including print start and RSPF lead edge positions.
Guides on adjusting paper off-center, left edge void, and rear edge void for proper handling.
Details adjustments for scanning direction distortion and magnification ratios.
Details how to adjust image density and exposure levels for optimal print output.
Outlines the purpose and functions of the simulation mode for diagnostics and adjustments.
Details operating procedures for code-type simulations, including entering codes and navigating menus.
Guides on how to modify adjustment values using the touch panel interface during simulation.
Provides a list of simulation codes targeted for specific adjustments and checks.
A comprehensive list of simulation codes, their functions, and associated sub-codes.
Details specific simulation procedures for scanner, RSPF, and finisher operations.
A maintenance table indicating parts check, cleaning, replacement, or lubrication intervals.
Provides detailed steps for disassembling and assembling key machine units.
Details the disassembly and assembly of the process unit, including drum and main charger.
Details the disassembly and assembly of the fusing section components.
Details the disassembly and assembly of the optical section components.
Details the disassembly and assembly of the paper feed section components.
Details disassembly of the side door unit components.
Details disassembly of the drive section components.
Details disassembly of the operation section components.
Details the procedure for updating the Flash ROM firmware on various PWBs.
Outlines the method for downloading copier, fax, and printer firmware to the machine.
Provides troubleshooting steps for errors that may occur during the download process.
Lists available key operator programs and their default settings for copier functions.
Details setting programs for printer and network scanner functions.
Explains E-mail status transmission and alert messages based on machine events.
Provides a high-level block diagram of the machine's electrical system and component connections.
Presents detailed wiring diagrams illustrating the electrical connections between components.
Illustrates wiring connections between MCU PWB and other units like Operation Panel, Optical Base Plate, and OP Connector.
Illustrates wiring connections between MCU PWB and paper exit units, and drive components.
Illustrates wiring connections between MCU PWB, Option Cassette, and Power Supply PWB.
Illustrates wiring connections between MCU PWB, Manual Feed Unit, and Main Unit Cassette.
Illustrates board-to-board connections between various PWBs.
Provides notes on using lead-free solder thread and its properties compared to conventional solder.
Offers guidance on proper soldering techniques for lead-free solder to prevent damage.
Provides safety cautions regarding battery replacement and proper disposal procedures.
